List of blogs about Birmingham

This is a list of blogs about Birmingham. Note that many locally-published weblogs do not use the city or region as a primary subject and are, therefore, omitted from this list.

Listing

• "Bhamarchitect’s Blog" (2010–) by Jeremy Erdreich: architecture, urban design, and development (link)
• "Birmingham, Alabama Daily Photo" (2008–) by Virginia Jones: showcase of Birmingham sights (link)
• "Birmingham Appraisal Blog" (2010–) by Tom Horn: regional real-estate activity (link)
• "Birmingham Mom" (2007–) by Tina Holt and Brooke Tanner Battle: parenting resources (link)
• "Birmingham View Blogs" (2007–) by Vickii Howell: local news and events
• "Charlotte Donlon" (2009–) by Charlotte Donlon: local events and projects
• "Eat Birmingham" (2010–) by anonymous: local restaurant reviews and food news and events (link)
• "Food Revival" (2008–) by Amanda Storey: food and community-building resources (link)
• "Free Think Birmingham" (2009–) by : progressive national and local politics (link)
• "{head}:sub/head" (2007–) by Travis Bryant: books and publishing (link)
• "Heaviest Corner" (2009–) by Brad Barnett and Amos Wright: critical analysis of urban issues (link)
• "Hello, Birmingham" (2010–) by Chris Fuhrmeister: local news and analysis (link)
• "Infomedia (2000–) by Infomedia: internet marketing and small business profiles (link)
• "Left in Alabama" by several anonymous contributors: progressive political news and opinion (link)
• "Magic City Manifesto" (2009–) by Laura Kate Whitney: local attractions and events, discovering the city (link)
• "Magic City Post" (2010–) by Wade Kwon: local news and discussion (link)
• "Messy Epicure" (2010–) by Jason Horn: cooking, with features on local restaurants and food events (link)
• "Red Mountain Post" (2010–) by Haynes Horne and Robin Jackson: local news and events alongside world news (link)
• "Red Mountain View" (2009–) by anonymous. Local cultural events and developments (link)
• "The35212" (2009–) by Charlotte Donlon, Darrell O'Quinn and others: focused on Woodlawn and Crestwood North
• "The Second Front" (2009–) by Kyle Whitmire: local reporting and opinion (link)
• "The Terminal" (2007–) by André Natta: local news and conversation (link)
• "This is Alabama" (2010–) by Jim Little: local issues and analysis (link)
• "Tragic City.com" (2009–) by anonymous: local events and news (link)
• "Wade on Birmingham" (2005–) by Wade Kwon: local events, celebrities and haiku (link)
• "What's Left of Birmingham" (2009–) by anonymous: photographs of abandoned sites (link)